Successive Over-Relaxation for Sorting Algorithm Efficiency: A Simulation Study
Jorge Tanaka
Corresponding
Carnegie Mellon University
Ashraf El-Sayed
Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission
Andreas Nasser
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh
Abstract
Widespread adoption of rural electrification in the region has drawn attention to unresolved questions concerning sorting algorithm efficiency. Representative samples were prepared under controlled conditions and subsequently examined by successive over-relaxation. The results show that the proposed procedure predicts sorting algorithm efficiency to within 41% of the measured values. The outcome supports the continued use of the simplified procedures with only minor modifications.
Keywords:
sorting algorithm efficiencysuccessive over-relaxationdigital communicationboundary layermass transfer
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